Elmira Catholic High School - Victorian Yearbook (Elmira, NY)

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March 23 E. C. II. S. opens limiting season, looking for Bunnies in the scout rooms. April 1 Good-Neighbors theme carried out for Junior assembly. April 5 Put on your Easter bonnet. April 6 Adventurous senior boys enlbark on a three day bicycle hike. April 8 Explorers return - minus one bike and two nights' sleep. April 27 Yearbook campaign started. May 1 Our Lady's month - students sing in the hall. ' May 4 etc. Measles and niunips attack Catholic High. May 14 No school. Junior-Senior game - Seniors walk awa.y with long faces. May 18 Frank Maloney has his appendix out. May 19 Rainy day. Gonna. get a single? No. May 26 Junior Day - Seniors feted at banquet Mark Twain - Senior Prom follows. June 3 Senior Day! Seniors in their glory. Well, we don't get on the stage often. June 15-19 Final exams - The day of wrath, that dreadful day ! June 21 The Big Day! Graduation at St. Patriek's at 3 p. ni. Bishop Kearney presiding. C' Members of Clarion Stan of Elmira Catholic High School pose with trophy won for having mimeographed school paper judged best at St. Bonaventure College Press Conference, Seated are Cfrom Lefty Doris Schmidt, Frank Maloney and Agnes 0'I-Ierron. Standing, Joseph Curran and Madeline Ruddick. Page Thirty-Nino The 1 9 4 2 11. c H 0

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Sept. 2 Sept. 4 Sept. 17 Sept. 22 Sept. 25 Sept. 25 Sept. 25 Sept. 29 Oct. 3 Oct. 3 Oct. 10 Oct. 10 Oct. 12 Oct. 24-25 Nov. 8 Nov. 11 ' Nov. 18 Nov. 19 Dec. 6 Dec. 19 Dec. 25 Dec. 30 Jan. 1 Jan. 5 Jan. 8 Jan. 21 Jan. 26 Feb. 4 Feb. 10 Feb. 14 Feb. 16 Feb. 20 Feb. 25 March 1 March 5 March 12 March 17 March 20 Now lt Can Be Told I must go down to school again. We're still looking for books. American Legion assembly. Girls open bowling season. Seniors elect class oificers. Le Cercle Francais olficers chosen. Camera Club gets under way - officers selected. Clarion booster day. Where's your Tagill' C. Y. O. starts activities. Later-Ryll's swamped- Rambling VVreck screeches forth from Ujukel' box. ECHO staff chosen. Claire and Bolton crowned King and Queen of the Harvest at C. D. A. sport dance. Joe Curran reveals hidden talents at Reidy's party. Six seniors attend convention at Syracuse. Betty Cloke bowls 148 - a boast of the fair sex. Mission launches paper drive. 'Memberil Frances Hadden wins cartoon contest. Superman to the rescue! Senior Festival - a crowning success for Madlyn Mclnerney and Jimmie Sullivan. Delegation sent to Rochester for Press Convention - Eleanor Maloney holds her own in Quiz Kid contest. Christmas Triminingsn proves a howling success. Vacation starts with a bang. Santa turned out full force for Seniors. My-you must have been good little boys and girls! C.D.A. Cl11'lStlI1HS Ball. New formals sported by many Senior girls. Happy New Year! Back to school to rest up after vacation. Resolutions thrown out the window. Seniors face Intermediate Regents like real men? Door to Latin 4 opens - Joe Curran alone enters. Rehearsals in full swing for Lions Club Follies. Bolo act hit of the show. Will you be my Valentine? Juniors and seniors attend pre-Lenten party. Seniors pay tribute to Vlfashington in Assembly. Bill week observed. Oratorical contest held. Year book underway full speed. Another contest! Elmira merchants are pursued by seniors for ads. Phi Rho displayed their bit o'green at Shamrock Shuffle. Camera Club still looking for new members. of Rights The 1942 Ecuo -W Page Thii tyE1yM

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ECI-I0 STAFF Seated Frances Hadden Madlyn Mclnerney Peter Shields Jean. Reidy Art Editor Co-Editor Editor-in-Chief Assistanrt Business Manager Standing: Francis Maloney Robert Ervin Business Manager Photography Editor C' Syracuse Convention The fourth annual Empire State School Press Convention was held on October 24-25, 1941, at the Hotel Onondaga. in Syracuse. The delegates from the Catholic High were Frank Maloney, Peter Shields, R-obert Ervin, Doris Schmidt, Agnes O'Herron, and Madeline R-uddick. Mrs. Merrill Hadlock, Sister Mary Stephen and Sister Teresa Clare also attended. The main events of the convention were lectures by well-known jour- nalists and educators, a. banquet and dance, and a football game between Syracuse University and Rutgers College. The convention was very valuable to the Clarion and Echo staffs, as it gave the delegates the opportunity of finding out new and interesting ways of publishing school papers and year- books. Q 1942 Bono Page Polly